What is the best hole in the wall Sunday night takeout Thai restaurant

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IllustriousDay5869@reddit

FWIW, irrespective of being a hole-in-the-wall or not, dallas strangely has great Thai food (I was told there was some large Thai immigration like 20 years ago… I never researched to confirm it)

A few places I really like:

-Asian mint

-bangkok

-Royal Thai

-si lom

-ka thai

-ka tip

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ibeenbit@reddit

Crazy I dont remember growing up with a single Thai in Plano

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MaceWandru@reddit

+1 for Si Lom. Their Pad Kee Mow and Kao Soi are tops.

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ForzaFenix@reddit

The Greenville one recently closed. I was there all the time.

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AwHellNawFetaCheese@reddit

You’re not gonna do better than this. Used to live across the street, went there so much they would notice when I got haircuts lol

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Herry_Up@reddit

I feel your username deep in my soul.

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gdsc@reddit

Ka Thai maybe. If you want spicy you have to speak up.

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I am not too familiar with Malaysian food and didn't know Roti Canai was Malaysian until I googled it lol. From what I remember seeing of the rest of their menu, it seemed like what you would expect in a Thai restaurant.

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Alcophile@reddit

Roti Canai is very much a Thai food now, just as there are very few things more American than tacos. Southern Thailand is full of Malays and roti canai is easy to find in Bangkok etc.

Would you be surprised to hear chicken satay is Indonesian?

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helic_vet@reddit

>Would you be surprised to hear chicken satay is Indonesian?

Oh my

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Alcophile@reddit

And there are different kinds, including one from Bali that's made with ground chicken. Its like a tiny little spicy chicken burger on a stick!

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SnooStories5035@reddit

Nice, I love that dish. I’ll need to stop by there.

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gdsc@reddit

YES

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TakeATrainOrBusFFS@reddit

Ka Thai is great, but I wouldn't call it hole-in-the-wall. It's pretty upscale.

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gdsc@reddit

It’s Dallas what can you do

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TakeATrainOrBusFFS@reddit

You go to Bangkok Dee if you want hole-in-the-wall. 😉

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Ok-Ad-7954@reddit

Bangkok Inn off Oram!

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assholy_than_thou@reddit

Malai Kitchen

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auLR@reddit

It’s definitely not late night, but Ly Food Mart in Cockrell Hill is excellent Thai/Laotian take out.

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rikkmode@reddit

Whatever happened to banana leaf? It used to be good

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BabyBearMan@reddit

Thai Thai

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BabyBearMan@reddit

Thai Thai

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No-Future8437@reddit

Tukta Thai is fantastic

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SameSadMan@reddit

r/oddlyspecific

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Phynub@reddit

They need a good colon blow before work fucks them the following week.

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arlenroy@reddit

Good ol' fashioned colon blow, just like how mom used to make. Evacuation of the innards, first thing in the morning, leaves you feeling light and frisky.

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Wholenchilada@reddit

"extra spicy, please"

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aggierogue3@reddit

Thai opal. Best kao soi I’ve had in Dallas

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Unpetits@reddit

Khao Horm off Inwood is very very good. Their Khao Soi is amazing. Any of their curries are some of the most consistently great I’ve had in Dallas.

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Lobito6@reddit

Si Lom

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dchow1989@reddit

Thai monkey (irving location), best drunken noodles, and all the curries are great, they’ve made it hot enough for me a handful of times, but 80% of the time I don’t think they believe me when I say I want 5 spicy. That’s my only qualm.

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